The Caldwell News and The Burleson County Ledger (Caldwell, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 23, Ed. 1 Friday, January 11, 1952 Page: 2 of 8
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Arthur G. EUejr, Pastor.
Sunday School 10:00 A. II
Monüaf Worship 11:00 A. M
Night Borrico 7:00 P. II
AUniLT OP GOD CIVBCa
Iff. J. E. Sartor, pastor
Bandar School :tt a. at
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Young People 1— 0:10 p. a
Bnagallstk Berriee 7 p. re
Mid wash aarrico, Thnreday, 0 p. m.
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1040 a.
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-7:00 p.
1:t0 p.
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preaching sarricoa evarj
tnd and 4th 8uadajr rvaning a
7-45 o'clock.
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Watte, D. D- Miniatat
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7 School, 09
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8l. Mary'a Catholic Charch
Rot. V. A. Svrcek, Priaat
Haas awry Sunday morning at
7 and 0 o'clock. Confession bcfora
tasaaihlr of Gad Charsh
Sacaad Crash
Acting Pastora. _ _
Mrs. W. A. Halreer and Mr
Sunday BUsil 0:40 %m
Lone Oak
Be*. A. 8. Broaddua. pastor
8unday School avaiy Sunday at
10:00 a. a. Piaaching the
and fourth Bandar «Mfc m
11:00 a. a, and tha _
ice ia held at 7:00 p. a
Macadanla Bapttat Charch—His
Rev. A. 8. Broaddua, Pastor.
Sunday School every Sunday
at 10:00 A. X.
Preaching Services each first
and third Sunday at 11.00 A. M.
At night 7:10 P. M.
FIRST MiraomST CBOBCB
Rev. Phil K. Traauaell. pastor
Church Sahaol 0:40 a. a
Morning Worship 10:00 a. ni
Evening Services 7:00
M. Y. F. 7:45
You an cordially invitad to
arorahip with oa.
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doakina Baptist Ckarck
Rev. J. A. Harvey, pastor
Sunday School 10:00 a.m.
Morning worship 11:00 a.m
Prayer meeting _ 7:00 p. m. every
Thursday
Evening Worship 8 o'clock
*ng at 0:00 p.a.
extra pride in the eatiafact/on and
or family haa whan you
from our market
0(JR OWN WEINER8 AND SAUSAGE
«ANAS * SON HEAT MARKET JSSiiffoN
American Lutheran Church
Rev. I. J. Raag, Pastor.
Sunday, January 13,1052. First
Sunday after Epiphany. "Seek ye
first the Kingdom of God and his
righteousness; and all these thinirs
shall be added unto you." Mat*
thew 0, 38.
The Brenham Area Brotherhood
meets at Martin Luther Church,
Uiddings, Texas Tuesday, January
15, 1952 at 7:30 p. m. Speaker the
Rev. G. J. Beto, President of Con-
cordia College of Austin, Texas.
Caldwell
Sunday School at 9:30 A. M.
Service at 10:45 A. M.
Monday, January 14 at 7:30 p.
ni. Congregational meeting.
Tuesday at 7:00 p. m. Sunday
School Teachers Staff meeting.
Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Choir
Rehearaal.
Deanville
Sunday School at 9:30 a. m.
Service at 0:30 p. m.
Sunday School Teachers meet-
ing at 6:00 p. m. Sunday, befoie
the evening service.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all of our services.
Visitors are always welcome.
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The Now Yaar was startad off
with the annual all-night service
al tha Hoakiaa Church. Cake and
coffee was aorvod at 0:80 and then
prayer meeting and services were
resumed.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mikulastik
and sons, Bobby and Tommy of
Dallas, who wore visiting his
brother Joa aad wife at Chrieeman
visited ia tha Tom Eberhardt
home and alao tha Paul Hallar
and D. P. Lava homes, during
their stay in Chrlesman.
Mrs. T. E. Jackson of Sweeny,
a former resident and schoolteach-
er here, viaitad ia this communi-
ty, Sunday.
Rev. J. A. Harvey and Ellia
Christie attended the 3 o'clock or-
dination services at Milano, Sun-
day. Rev. Harvey brought the
message at this time.
Rev. M. A. Gary of Somerville
is doing the preaching for the
revival which bagan at our church
Friday evening, January 4 aad
will continue through Sunday,
January 13. Everyone is invited
to come out and worship with us.
Mrs. J. D. Colley, DeAlva Ste-
wart and Juanita Love of Hous-
ton spent the week end here and
shopped in Caldwell and Bryan
Saturday. Mrs. Colley also visited
in the Boyd Colley home Sunday.
They returned to Houston late
Sunday afternoon.
Richard Gatlin, who is working
in Houston, spent the week end
at home.
predict a clean national govern-
ment in 1952, but I'm afraid it
will take longer than a year ro
clean up the meas we have in
Washington and other high places
in our land.
Do you gather that 1 am a paaai.
mist about 1052? DO NOT JUMP
AT CONCLUSIONS. On tnc con-
trary 1 am optimlatk about 1052.
If you will remember history, you
will recall that Washington, Prank
lln, Jefferson, Jackson, Webater
and Lincoln were tha producta of
times of terrible stress . Strong
men rise in strenuous times to
meet the challenge of their days
Milton was the product of war
and strife in England; Rousseau
in France; Luther in Germany;
Calvin in Switxerland; Knox in
Scotland. Cicero charmed the
world with hia words about the
atrife of hia day, and Demosthenes
composed the graataat oration the
world has ever known during his
struggle against Philip.
Isaiah wrote the greatest book
in literature under the threat of
8ennacharib's groat armies.
What about '52? Let 'er rip!
God is still in Heaven, no matter
who belabors the earth. Justice
will yet triumph in a world ridden
with iniquity. Some of the world's
greatest men are yet to rise to
meet the crises of the future. Who
knows what this year will bring
forth? Maybe your next door
neighbor will be the one who will
guide our nation through its neat
crisis. Perhape God may eve*
rhooae you, of all persona, to lead
tha world back to Him, and bring
it paace.
300 Pints Of Blood
HUNT8VILLE— The man be-
hind ¿ha walls of the Texas Prison
hero had more than the usual a*
mount of Christmaa spirit last
waek. Mora thaa 800 of tha prison* '
era volunteered to give blood to
help aupply tha anead forcea In
Korea. There was no inducement, (
auch aa compenaatioa or tima al- >
lowance on their aenteneoa, of-
fered to thoae who volunteered for
this aervice.
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Seeking the Kingdom
By Boy L. Lyon
WHAT ABOUT '52?
What about '52? I wish that it
were within my power to say that
I believe that 1002 will produce
peace for a war-weary world; but,
as I see it, war is more likely
than peace. I wish that 1 could
Card of Thanks
1 wish to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation to all of
our friends who visited me at the
hospital and sent flowers and
cards and remembrances during
my recent illness. The flowers
were beautiful and the cigars were
wonderful and everyone did a
great part in making me comfor-
table and keeping up my spirits.
Thanks again for every kindness.
John H. Schumacher
• MFLL SUPPLIES
• FENCING
• PLUMBING SUPPLIES
• TOOLS
• GARDEN SUPPLIES
VISIT US NOW
Martin
Hardware Company
— Jim Martin —
314 - 316 N. Bryan — Bryan, Tosas
Phone 2-1544
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ALL FALL SHOES Price
DRESSES. Price
Momi $2*98 ftn4 $3*98
values op to $7.95
Qoemf OUT Sweaters $3.98
Otjtor Items DRASTICALLY Reduced
The Collegiate Shop
Bryan, Texas
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PREPARE NOW
FOR
MOTOR VEH1C LE
INSPECTION
YOUR CAR OR TRUCK MUST PASS THE FOLLOWING
INSPECTION AS SPECIFIED BY THE UNIFORM ACT
REGULATING TRAFFIC ON HIGHWAYS
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1. The motor number of the vehicle must agree with
the motor number shown on the Texas Certificate
oi Title. Physical inspection of number on vehicle
must be made by inspection station.
2. The brakes must be in good working condition.
The brakes must stop the vehicle in a certain dis-
tance at a specified speed. Physical inspection must
be made of the brake lining of one wheel.
3.
4.
&.
6.
The emergency brake of the vehicle must hold.
Steering system must be in good working order.
Wheels of the vehicle must be in proper alignment.
Horn on the vehicle must be in good working order.
Windshield wipers must be in good working con-
dition.
H. All glasses must be in kímkI condition. Vehicles
must have safety glass and lie free of cracks. No
stickers on front or back glasses.
9. All lights, including stop and tail lights, must be
in proper working order and in focus. Front (head)
lights must be of a certain candlepower.
10. Exhaust system of car must be in good condition.
No straight or twin exhausts ar«* allowed. Car
must have muffler that does not allow the escap-
ing of excessive fumes or smoke or make exces-
sive noise.
11. Trucks must pass the above inspection and com-
ply with the existing law as to: (a) Lights and
clearance lamps (b) Side reflectors c) Turn Sig-
nals (d) Certain trucks to carry flares or other
warning devices (e) Trucks or trailers with dual
wheels must have flaps within six inches of the
ground or stay off the highways and streets dur-
ing wet weather.
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WATCH FOR OPENING DATE OF
OUR INSPECTION STATION
Harvey \ Motor Co.
BURLESON COUNTY'S BEST EQUIPPED SHOP
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J. E. Harvey, Prop.
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Fall, George C. The Caldwell News and The Burleson County Ledger (Caldwell, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 23, Ed. 1 Friday, January 11, 1952, newspaper, January 11, 1952; Caldwell, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth175994/m1/2/?q=music: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library.